Knowledge Graph

Aethon ships an interactive knowledge graph of its own codebase — generated by understand-anything — so you can explore the architecture visually instead of reading the source top to bottom.

The graph maps 3,339 nodes (files, functions, classes, configs, docs) and 7,740 edges (imports, calls, contains, tested-by, …) across 10 architecture layers, with a 14-step guided tour that walks the three-layer design — Rust/Tauri shell → agent bridge → React frontend. A separate domain view groups the code into seven functional domains.

Open the interactive dashboard →

It opens full-screen in a new tab — no login and no token (it's a static, read-only view of the already-public graph). For a prose companion, see the graph-derived onboarding guide.

Keeping it fresh

The graph is a committed snapshot (.understand-anything/knowledge-graph.json). Regenerate it with the /understand skill, copy the refreshed graph into website/public/dashboard/data/, and rebuild the docs to update this view. The dashboard itself is the understand-anything viewer (MIT), vendored under website/public/dashboard/.